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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1929

Page

14

City gains by farmers help

ENRYETTA Okla June 29 AnNEA service reports a 10 000 population city quietly added 4 million dollars a year to its income by linking business leaders with farmers. They aided crop marketing exporting planting seed improved machinery and farming methods while fostering city farm ties.

NEA Enryetta Okla Henryetta Iars Mohammed Goes

Poison Ivy Care Tips and Local Farm Trade Growth

A faded notice discusses leaflets warning against poison ivy with home remedies and hygiene steps. It also covers Henryetta’s chamber of commerce promoting scientific farming, cooperative farming aid, improved trade areas, and community improvements driven by farmer outreach and seed testing.

Poultry Feeding Guide Aims at Early Pullets Production

The article advises feeding starting mesh high in protein for baby chicks up to six weeks then switching to growing mash with lower protein but higher carbohydrates. Scratch grain should dominate the pullet’s daily menu, with sound balanced ingredients. Early cockerel removal aids pullets, clean range and water are crucial, and high quality feeds should be provided to reach production during peak price season. July signals high egg prices.

United States Canada United States Department Westtern States Farmers’ Bulletin Department of Agriculture Peracons Rece C. W. Lareen Federal Bureau of Dairy National Dairyling Poison Institute Chicago New York Ecockerels

Road to Deanville tale blends folklore and local garden lore

The Buffalo Beat section recalls a hilltop overlook with a half acre of red clay and a springy briny water near a lake, described as a blooming, nearly forgotten garden once surrounded by forest. The essay muses on wildflowers, myths of buffalo, and a history-rich landscape, ending with dairy extension notes by John A Arey on land use and dairy income potential.

Asi John A. Arey North Carolina State College

75000 Copies of Bulletin Sent to Mittiers Across Ohio

More than 73060 copies of the monthly Bulletin are mailed to Mittiers in every county of the state and to the Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster. Each issue contains current articles on mental and serial farming information.

Mittiers Ohio Wooster

Elected Leader of Jersey Cattle Club

At a New York meeting of the American Jersey Cattle Club Samuel Fy Crabhe of Parca NL was unanimously reelected president. The club noted a rise of over 12 percent in purebred registrations during the year ending March 31, with Crabhe described as an outstanding Jersey breeder and agricultural engineer.

American Jersey Cattle Club New York Samuel Fy. Crabhe Parca Crabhe Ann Jerseys

Government Farm Facts on U. S. Forest Service and Agriculture

The U S Forest Service notes fires in national forests stayed low in five years with high producing unregistered cows. Reed cites 1924 1978 data showing cattle area and milk output. Texas sees soil erosion prevention and land stability via fences. farm real estate values declined slightly in 1928. Cooperative marketing dates back 100 years. dairy recordkeeping grows with 1 090 associations and 465 800 cows tracked.

U. S. Forest Service National Forest E. Reed Area U Bureau of Dairy Industry Recisal Southwest A.B. Conner Texas

South American Wars Magnified Continued From Pace One

American planes flew over them land dropped deadly bombs on them. Mr. Blanco has been on the faculty of Ohio University for three years, formerly at University of Wisconsin. He was born in Barcelona, Spain and studied there. He came to the United States at age 30. Acres purchased by the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics totals exceed 118 000. About 13 009 federal government acres added to national forests in the Eastern Great Lakes region. 65 million dollars spent on neighboring lands with 4 60 per acre. Spanish language scholar and teacher.

Mr. Blanco Ohio University University of Wisconsin Barcelona Spain College of United States Nanne Ala U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Blanco Univer Wisconsin Aril I National Forests Great Lakes New York neighbor-Association of America Hood American Association of Teachers

Stage Makeup Techniques From The Old Stage Manual

A historical guide describes applying stage makeup with layers: cream preparation, base grease, rouge, and lip color. It notes aging requires wrinkling and careful shading, finishing with powder to set the look without blurring lines.

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